@brian-bauer,

just remember timing is key on this exam. You only get one pass through...so make your answer is the final answer before moving on. Review your exam objectives, if there is any topic you don't feel you can do at the level of the verbs describes...makes sure you can before sitting this exam.

Yep, I have same exact problem. Looks like I will have to delete it and start again. Thanks for saving me a few more hours of frustration and troubleshooting.

Hi Jaison,
At this time Cisco Collaboration is not on our development roadmap for the year.

@Ronnie-Wong
good morning
i will follow
your advised thank you sir

@marjorie-rigor,

This may not be something that you configure on your end if you're talking about inbound to your web server from your ISP. The ISPs are different companies. They probably run BGP that is doing this to give your customers access to the public IP of your web server via static NAT.

Hi Jonathan,

As Ronnie mentioned above, please go ahead and send us a chat via the chat bubble on the site so our team can take a look at your request! You can also email us at support@itpro.tv for any issues you encounter using the platform, as our forums are designed for questions regarding course content only.

Regards,

Tom M
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@donald-muncy ,

Not as commonly as it once was. As many benefits as it has. It's default behavior is too unpredicable when you don't know the revision number of the switch that is getting plugged in.

Most often, when working with multiple switches, many will simply flip them to Transparent mode before plugging a switch into the network.

You did mention virtual private channels in your earlier posts, Ronnie. Thanks again

Thank you!

@ronnie-wong

Good afternoon Ronnie,

I truly appreciate the response and answering all my questions. I feel confident watching your videos and then reading the book while trying to answer the "did you know" sections. I'm gaining the knowledge in double time.

Also, I just found the concentration Firepower (SNCF) videos. Obviously, the most popular but will be relevant to my future job role.

Thank you again for being the great people and place to be to start my journey.

Steven

@ronnie-wong said in VPN Tunnel:

Cisco ENCOR

Thank you

@ronnie-wong

here is the 2 website which I looked the most.

1.https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/pathping

2.https://www.clouddirect.net/knowledge-base/KB0011455/using-traceroute-ping-mtr-and-pathpingnode/

these both website have different understanding for node/link column.

I am very confused with node/link column. Not able to get proper defination about it. If anyone can help me out with that defination it would be very helpful.

Thank you Ronnie, it´s clear for me now, I got the idea

@gabriela-nedyalkova,

I'm not sure about the exact alignment but the guidance that I provided above should help you focus your study directly to those topics.

I broke down the objectives a bit differently than what you have here.

Also you can post questions about topics here, I will answer you to help you prepare the exam.

@ronnie-wong thanku sir problem solve

@pablo-quispe-ruiz,

We do not currently have these on our roadmap for courses to be created. Please do submit your course request via the chat bubble on our site. This will officially log your request and insure that it gets to the right team.

This is important because if there is a demand for those courses over others, then there is a chance for these courses to be made.

@brian-woods-0 said in CYBEROPS:

Don't we need a Cisco CyberOps Associate Labs.

Most of this exam is based on cybersecurity principles. If you understand many of these principles and with Cisco based terminology...this is a solid foundation for the exam.

You should have a familiarity with the output of networking monitoring tools to analyze data like Wireshark and Security Onion for example. These are not skills we develop during the course but using them to see the output.

Please make sure you make this a request through our chat bubble...this will make sure that we log this request and it's routed through to the right team.